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You go to your session to test only to realise that app won’t let you sign in. Why? Because you need to download another app and also have to input a lot of compulsory data (for features i dont need). That’s a lot of wasted time and more complexity. You could have emailed existing customers of new app, but no, surprise surprise!
Not super clear the differences of their sensors.
The app is not like the one shown on older youtube videos, they have removed features.
Support is not super fast but will answer within 48h.
Made a feature request that have received 0 response even after voted to top 3 in features.
Overall the sensor is good and the app is good but for me missing 1-2 key features.
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